Dead Man’s Shadow — December 1934 issue of Terror Tales
by John H. 12pt
In the old country house they sat waiting for death to strike — the sinister Giles Murdock and his heirs...
The Ice Maiden — June 1935 issue of Terror Tales
by John H. 12pt
At first, they thought Colonel Homquist’s fantastic tale a giant hoax — until the creature from the Arctic began to murder them, one by one!
His Bodiless Twin — November 1935 issue of Terror Tales
by John H. 12pt
When they tried to separate the evil from Ben’s soul, a fiendish double arose that followed them in murderous pursuit — and Margot with lustful intent...!
Reunion in Hell — March 1936 issue of Terror Tales
by John H. 12pt
Dave Powell knew his wife was becoming a shameless wanton — but he could not foresee that the efforts he was to make to arrest that ominous change would drag them deep into a shameful traffic with the Fiend Incarnate...
Kiss Me — And Die! — March-April 1937 issue of Terror Tales
by John H. 12pt
Fred Walling had seen the crushed and maimed bodies of the men who had known the embrace of this sinisterly beautiful creature who now stood before him — yet he heeded when her blood-red lips said: “Kiss me, fool — and die!”
Tenement of the Damned — November-December 1937 issue of Terror Tales
by John H. 12pt
What inexplicable, inhuman power could change normal human beings into ghastly things that crawled like nauseous snakes? Why should my beloved fiancee clasp one of those foul monsters to her breast and slink into the night?...
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